Notre Dame’s New Center to Research Renewable Energy

The Notre Dame Energy Center, designed to unite researchers working on new energy technologies to meet the compelling global challenge, was established by the University to play a key role in energy education, literacy, policy, and exploration of the ethical implications associated with energy, according to Joan F. Brennecke, director, Keating-Crawford Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering.

Energy efficiency:

Safe nuclear waste storage:

Clean coal utilization:

CO2 separation, storage and usage:

Renewable energy resources:

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